I don't want to go back to the UK I've been staying

Well obviously there are only two things you can do, go back and wait until you can get another visa and then find a way to get a job there that will let you stay longer and eventually permanently

>>18105092
But who is going to hire and sponsor someone with no qualifications?

I've thought about going to a college but I can't afford the tuition even with financial support from the college itself.

I'd be in my twenties if I got accepted, then I'd be 24 when I leave college then I'd have to leave the US, come back again and try to find a job then leave again to work at my job.

But even then, I'll have to work and spend less time with the people I want

>>18105102
Go to college and then eventually uni in the UK,visit your american friends in the summer, then move there when you have the skills

If you want some thing work hard for it, this isnt practice this is your life

>>18105107
That sounds like a good idea. I'll make sure to keep this in mind, it's still going to hurt like hell though at the airport. Thanks

>>18105102
Target. They hire almost anyone and have pretty decent plans for school and all that.

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Where in UK you from, lad?

England isn't that bad desu

>>18105521
West Midlands, west of Birmingham.

It's shit for me because I have no friends or relationships back home.

Everything I could ever need is here in America